You can dynamically change the following NCP major node operands by editing the VTAMLST data set and then issuing the VARY ACT,UPDATE=ALL command. You can specify the new operand value on a higher-level definition statement for sifting, if applicable.
PU |
LU |
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CAPACITY |
ASLENT |
To dynamically change the operand, the resource to which it applies must be inactive. For instance, an operand on an LU definition statement which receives its value from a PU definition statement can be dynamically changed only when the LU is inactive; the PU can remain active.
You can dynamically change the operands associated with tables (ASLTAB, LOGTAB, MDLTAB, MODETAB, and USSTAB) at any time without deactivating resources.
VTAM cannot recognize dynamically changed ADDRs or LOCADDRs on the first activation of an NCP, even when VARY ACT,UPDATE=ALL is used. (Warm starts are considered initial activations.)
The resource resolution table (RRT) from the NCP generation does not contain ADDR or LOCADDR information, so VTAM cannot recognize that the ADDR and LOCADDR values have been changed on the first activation of the NCP. However, on changes to ADDR and LOCADDR after the first activation, VTAM can compare the value in the definition statements to the value previously coded and recognize the change.
See z/OS Communications Server: SNA Network Implementation Guide and z/OS Communications Server: SNA Operation for more information about the VARY ACT,UPDATE=ALL command.